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1986 Paris–Roubaix


FieldValue
name1986 Paris–Roubaix
date13 April 1986
distance268
stages1
unitkm
time6h 48' 23"
firstSean Kelly
first_natIRL
first_teamKAS
secondRudy Dhaenens
second_natBEL
second_teamHitachi
thirdAdrie van der Poel
third_natNED
third_teamKwantum Hallen-Decosol-Yoko
previous1985
next1987

The 1986 Paris–Roubaix was the 84th edition of the cycling classic Paris–Roubaix and was held on 13 April.

Sean Kelly won his second Paris–Roubaix after his 1984 victory. He used his deadly finish to come out on top in the final. Four riders approached the finish in the towncentre of Roubaix together: Ferdi Van Den Haute, Adri van der Poel, Rudy Dhaenens and Sean Kelly. Van Den Haute started the sprint from far away, hoping that the rest was too tired at this point in the race. Kelly, having just finished second to van der Poel in the Tour of Flanders, let the Dutch rider chase down Van Den Haute, before blazing past both Van Der Poel and Rudy Dhaenens for the win.

Results

CyclistTeamTime
1Sean KellyKas
2Rudy DhaenensHitachi
3Adri van der PoelKwantum
4Ferdi Van Den HauteSkala
5Ludo Peeters
6Johan van der Velde
7Marc Sergeant
8Francesco Moser
9Patrick Versluys
10Nico Verhoeven

References

References

  1. Bouvet, P.. (2007). "Paris-Roubaix: de hel van het Noorden". Lannoo.
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